Sanitation Slides Shown At County Health Meeting
Howard Weindel sanitation officer presented slides on good and bad sanitation at the Douglas County health unit board meeting. Inspectors photographed dairy barns yards cafes markets and stores. Grade A inspections available to farmers while herd checks require a licensed vet. Grade C milk in Lawrence runs 50 to 60 gallons daily. Dr H L Chambers discussed a trailer camp suit and Topeka meeting on reportable diseases and tuberculosis regulation changes. Weindel seeks renewal of draft deferment due May 1 and has applied for a army commission. Sanitation in restaurants discussed as four establishments were ordered to clean up by the state hotel and restaurant commission. Attending were Ralph Pine W C Hunsinger Lloyd Houston Mrs Carroll D Clark Mrs H B Chubb and Mildred D Watson with about a dozen staff and advisory members.
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Howard Weindel
Douglas County Health Unit
Weindel
Lawrence
H. L. Chambers
Eudora
Topeka
Draft Board
Health Board
Selective Service Board
State Hotel and Restaurant Commission
Ralph Pine
W. C. Hunsinger
Lloyd Houston
Carroll D. Clark
H. B. Chubb
Mildred D. Watson
Advisory Council
Three Art Groups Meet at K U for Demonstrations
Bernard Frazier of K U will lead a sculpture demo in Spooner Thayer basement. Joan Justice will demonstrate airbrush technique from 8 to 4 30. Jewelry making demo by K U students at the same hour. A banquet at 6 15 in the Kansas room features Nadyne Brewer and a vocal trio with speeches.
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Bernard Frazier
K.U
Spooner- Thayer
Joan Justice
School of Fine Arts
Kansas Room
Union Building
Nadyne Brewer
Meribah Moore
Ruth Prentice
Betty Griffith
Suzanne Schmidt
Alicé Moncrieff
Deane W. Malott
D. M. Swarth
Al‘Yen Crafton
Kansas
United States
University
Fraser Theater
Jerry
Congo
Dorothy Purdy
Alice Brown
Lawrence Junior High
T. D. Jones
Haworth Hall
Robert Cook
Oread High School
Kansas State Art Teachers’ Association
Bernard
Frazier
Karl Fattern
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Wichita Girl’s Slogan Aims to End Absenteeism
Senator Capper drew attention to a Wichita girl, Carol Gragg, and her absenteeism slogan at the aircraft plant. Gragg’s line “You een s spell victory with an absent Senator Capper R Kan” was cited on the Senate floor as an example of morale boosting during wartime.
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Washington, Mar
Carol Gragg
Wichita
Kan
Capper R.-Kan
Senate
RAF Bombing Campaign Wrecks German Factories Homes
Air raids over Germany continue at about 10 000 tons monthly. Air Minister Sir Archibald Sinclair told the House of Commons that the bombardment has destroyed over 2 000 German factories and left more than 1 000 000 Germans homeless.
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London
R.A.F
Europe
Archibald Sinclair
House of Commons
Supply of 1943 Car Tags Exhausted in This County
The Douglas county treasurer's office ran out of 1943 car tags and only issues receipts for purchases of 1948 tags. About 2,000 motorists from other states face a dilemma as 1942 plates are also depleted. 30 percent of Kansas counties are out of 1942 plates. Tags sold total 7,760 of 1948, with a prior year total of 7,934.
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Douglas County
Steinhaus
State Vehicle Department
Northeast Tool and Die Company
Kansas City
Roy Flory
Kansas
Beauty contest finalists announced by the Jayhawker
Jayhawker editor John Conard lists 21 finalists for the beauty queen contest after a secret board could not trim to 15. Names include Rosemary Brannie, Gloria Brinkman, Margaret Butler, Imajean Butterworth, Annabel Fisher, Charlotte Frichot, Alice Goff, Beverly Hamilton, Dorothy Hardie, Norma Henry, Shirley Henry, Dale Jellison, Mary Morrill, Nancy Jane Petersen, Sarepta Pierpont, Jean Rose, Shirley Salley, Joyce Shook, Jackie Starr, Martha Thompson. YMCA secretary Harry O Kane reports Y membership fell from 600 to 250 this year as military service rises.
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John Conard
The
Jayhawker
Conard
A. Varga
Jayhawker’s Secret
Varga
Rosemary Brannie
Newton
Gloria Brinkman
Emporia
Margaret Butler
Kansas City
Imajean Butter
KU Student Housing Association Plans Co op Moves
At a KU meeting the Jayhawk Co-Op will close for the duration. Jayhawk boys move to Rock Chalk and John Moore Co-ops while Kaw Keettes move into the Jayhawk Co-Op for the duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Student Housing Association
Jayhawk
Jayhawk Boys
Rock Chalk
John Moore
Kaw
Col Gentry Leads Borden General Hospital in Chickasha
Col E R Gentry, class of 1905 president, now heads Borden General Hospital at Chickasha Oklahoma. He is a prominent medical figure known for discovering Malta fever carrier and germ on the south Texas plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
E. R. Gentry
Borden General Hospital
Chickasha
Oklo
Gentry
South
Texas
WAVES Recruit from University Sparks Campus Rush
Joy Howland a University sophomore from Atwood received orders to report for active WAVES duty. She will join Hunter College New York March 25, with the university refunding fees and granting partial credit. Coordinator Laurence Wonodruff noted no sex was mentioned in withdrawal records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Howland
Atwood
Joy
Hunter College
New York
N. Y
AERC
Laurence Wonodruff
V-1 Reservists Put Off V-5 V-7 Examinations
The latest report to Lawrence Woodruff shows V-1 reservists who are at least sophomores will not take the entrance exam for V-5 or V-7 until the current semester ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence Woodruff
Senate rejects farm deferment plan opens path to broader draft bill
The Senate voted 49 to 32 against Senator O'Mahoney's measure to widen draft deferments for farm workers. The result appears to clear the way for more sweeping legislation that would defer workers employed substantially full time on farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Senate
O’mahoney
D-Wyo
Republicans Back Rums Plan to Abate Taxes
The House Republican Steering Committee laid plans to align party strength behind the Rums plan to abate a year's income taxes and place the nation's 44,000 taxpayers on a pay as you go basis.
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Washington
Mar
House Republican Steering Committee
Kansas Academy of Science to Mark 75th Anniversary
The Kansas Academy of Science will celebrate its 75th anniversary at the April annual meeting at the University of Kansas. Dr. Raymond H. Wheeler will speak on climate cycles and civilization, with Dr. Walter B. Sears as chief speaker. The society has about 600 members including life, honorary, and group members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Academy of Science
University of Kansas
Raymond H. Wheeler
Walter B. Sears
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Kansas Society
Academy
Wheeler
Society
Kansas
Academy of Science
Department of Agriculture of
State of
H. A. Zinser
Hays
L. D. Bushness
Manhattan
John C. Frazier
F. W. Albertson
Deaths and Funerals Ira Burnell Tra Burnell
Ira Burnell Tra Burnell aged 58 a Kansas City resident died yesterday at noon at his sister Mrs Henry Mathias home in Eudora He formerly lived in the Hesper neighborhood Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 1 pm from Schubert funeral home Rev P D Pittman officiating Burial will be in Gardner cemetery He is survived by a son Orville of Emporia two daughters Adene Burnell and Mrs W I Rector both of Emporia three sisters Mrs Mathia Mrs Roy Kurtz and Mrs Leota Koch and one brother Hd Burnell all of Eudora
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Ira Burnell
Tra Burnell
Kansas City
Henry Mathia
Eudora
Hesper
Schubert Funeral Home
P. D. Pittman
Gardner Cemetery
Orville
Emporia
Adene Burnell
Mathia
Roy Kurtz
Leota Koch
Hd Burnell
Sid Rogers Dies at 71 Former Lawrence Resident
Sid Rogers 71 a former Lawrence resident died at his Spring Hill home this morning Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 pm at Rumsey funeral home conducted by Rev Herbert Brockman Burial will be at Oak Hill Cemetery Survivors include his wife a daughter Opal Branson of Peoria Ill and three stepsons Richard Schelhorn Lawrence Floyd Schelhorn Odessa Tex and Mrs Margaret Woodcock Lawrence
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Sid Rogers
Lawrence
Spring Hill
Rumsey Funeral Home
Herbert Brockman
Oak Hill Cemetery
Opal Branson
Peoria
Ill
Richard Schelhorn
Floyd Schelhorn
Odessa
Tex
Margaret Woodcock
Mrs Hill P Wilson Rites Scheduled at Rumsey Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs Hill P Wilson who died yesterday at age 3 will be held at Rumsey funeral home at 4 30 p m Friday with Rev Theodore Asz man officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill P. Wilson
Rumsey Funeral Home
Theodore Aszman
Survey Is Made at the Municipal Airport Today
Civil Aeronautics Administration district engineer R. D. McDonald visited the Municipal airport at the request of city and University officials to survey future improvement or enlargement possibilities. He said the mission is planning in nature with no definite plans yet. joined by George Hedrick J C Harper and Prof H S Stillwell for the inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. McDonald
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Kansas City
MacDonald
George Hedrick
The
Chamber of Commerce
J. C
LaGuardia Eyes North Africa Post as Libya Administrator
New York Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia may seek a role in North Africa, reportedly aiming to oversee Italian colonies in Libya, according to today’s dispatch from Washington. The proposal would place the prominent city leader in a high administrative capacity overseas.
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LaGuardia
Washington
New York
F. H. LaGuardia
North Africa
Libya
Allen on Athletics at Kiwanis Meeting
Dr. Forrest C. Allen spoke to Kiwanis at Wiedemann's, arguing the three hour coaching system will not return after the war and predicting pro basketball within two decades. He criticized Big Six practices, praised college athletes, and lauded the Kansas team's championship season and its players.
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Forrest C. Allen
Kiwanis Club
Wiedemann's
Allen
Dr. Allen
Landis
Orcutt Recital Showcases American Piano Masters
Ruth Orcutt delivered an American program displaying superior pianism and musicianship. She honored teachers Edward Collins and Ernest Kroeger and composers Carl Preyer and Robert Palmer, offering MacDowell and Palmer pieces with notable sensitivity and a buoyant Preyer transcription of Strauss. The audience responded with hearty applause and multiple floral tributes.
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Ruth Orcutt
Edward Collins
Chicago
Ernest Kroeger
St. Louis
K. A
Carl A. Preyer
Robert Palmer
Preyer
Miss Orcutt
Mr. Preyer
MacDowell
Renius
America
Orcutt
Lil David
Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Cyril Scott
Carpenter
Griffes
Kroeger
Roosevelt Nominates Spaatz and Patton for Lieutenant General
President Roosevelt named two top North Africa leaders to lieutenant general. Army officers Maj. Gen. Carl A. Spaatz, son of the allied air force in North Africa, and Maj. Gen. George S. Patton Jr., commander of armored divisions there, were slated for the advancement.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Carl A. Spaatz
Allied Air Force
North Africa
George S. Patton
Too Late to Classify in The Journal World Column
The Journal World reaches about 55 000 readers daily and many follow the Too Late to Classify column each day. The note highlights the column as a staple in local listings and a daily source for notices and brief announcements.
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Journal-World
Medical Department Technicians School Feeds Army Medics
On the Mississippi river in St. Louis the medical department technicians school trains soldiers to repair and move vital X ray and anesthesia equipment. The fifth class has 74 men with goal of 300 by June, each graduate receiving a tool kit for field repair.
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St. Louis
Mar
Mississippi River
United States
Medical Department Technicians School
Royal K. Stacy
St. Louis Medical
North Africa
Southwest Pacific
Mart
Altho
Hawaiian Islands
Japan
Pearl Harbor
St. Louis Medical Department
Stuart G. Smith
New York
Lawrence school principal returns after 13 day illness
Principal Ralph Graber resumes duties at Liberty Memorial high school after a 13 day flu absence. County rationing board issues tires and tubes certificates totaling quantities for implement and various grade passenger tires and truck components. Harold Snider presses for reduced benefit district payments as highway revenue declines. Douglas county farm women start grapefruit juice canning amid season pricing.
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Ralph Graber
Liberty Memorial High School
the Rationing Board
Harold Snider
Douglas County
Dorothea Schroeder
Visit of Airman William Howie to his mother in town
Staff Sgt. William Howie arrived for a short leave to see his mother Mrs. J. L. Howie at 1810 Kentucky street. He is a heavy bomber combat crew member and will be transferred to the air base at Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howie
J. L. Howie
Kentucky Street
Topeka
Collision causes minor damage to two cars in city
Slight damage occurred in a collision between Mrs. D E Hoover of 736 Mississippi and Walter Monroe of 400 Mississippi yesterday afternoon at the intersection of Eighth and Kentucky streets.
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D. E. Hoover
Mississippi
Walter Monroe
Mississipni
Eighth
Kentucky
County agents assist on farm layout near Overbrook
Deal Six county agricultural agent visited the farms of Herbert Stultz and J. B. Murphy along the west county line near Overbrook to help lay out terraces.
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Deal
Herbert Stultz
J. B. Murphy
West County
Overbrook
K U Brainbusters Quiz on Airplanes and Aircraft
The K U Brainbusters quiz program on KFRKU from 9 30 to 10 tonight will be on the tonic Airplanes and Aircraft. Contestants include Henry Stilwell Fletcher McCord K W Davidson and Ruth Orcutt with Fred Montgomery as master of ceremonies.
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KFRKU
Henry Stilwell
Fletcher McCord
K. W. Davidson
Ruth Orcutt
Fred Montgomery
Fort Worth Publisher's Son Reported Missing in Tunisia
Second Lieut. Amon G. Carter Jr. son of the Fort Worth publisher and a field artillery forward observer, is reported missing in action in Southern Tunisia on March 3 and feared to be a prisoner in German hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Tunisia
Amon G. Carter, Jr
Fort Worth
Tex
French Soldiers Aid the Allies In World War II News
Frontline reports say Soviet forces beat back heavy German tank and infantry assaults near Kharkov, destroying tanks and capturing equipment. In Tunisia, Montgomery's forces press Mareth Line defenses as air and sea control tighten and Axis prospects dim.
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Berlin
Naz
Ukraine
Russia
Kharkov
Bernard L. Montgomery
Mareth
Tunisia
8Th Army
Montgomery
Metaoui
Gafsa
Algiers
K. A. N. Anderson
First Army
Sedjenane
Niles
Biwerte
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sedjenana
Downorade
Royal Navy
Rommel
Coffeyville Unions Threaten Labor Bill in Holiday Warning
Rep. Don ald Stewart and Rep. Richard Becker read a telegram from Coffeyville labor unions calling a labor holiday over a senate approved bill requiring registration of union agents and filing of financial statements. The message signed by Tom Gray warned of continued holidays in industries under contract with local crafts in Coffeyville district.
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Topeka
Donald Stewart
Independence
Richard Becker
Coffeyville
Tom Gray
Coffeyville Central Labor Union
Central Union
Coffeyville Central Union
Becker
Army air cadets advance in training network notes
Elapsed text mentions Elden C. Tefft promoted to sergeant while serving as a radio mechanic with a bomber training squadron at Deming New Mexico. Also referenced are Aviation Cadet Robert C. Allphin in Altus Oklahoma and Second Lt. William Mackie transferred to Middletown Air Depot. A dental attention fact closes the snippet.
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Elden C. Tefft
Deming
N. M
University of Kansas
C. E. Teffi
Connecticut Street
Robert C. Allphin
Harry Allphin
Kentucky Street
Army Air Forces Advanced Flying School
Altus
Oklo
George K. Mackie
West Campus Road
William Mackie
Atlanta
Alodietons
Air Depot
Middletown
Markets at a Glance From New York and Chicago
Market notes show stock advances with mixed leadership and hedging. cotton barely steady amid late liquidation. Chicago wheat mostly unchanged. corn steady at ceilings. hogs steady with top price near 15.50. Grain prices in Chicago hold firm with wheat supported by flour demand. futures closed little changed to higher across May and July, with corn at ceilings and oats steady.
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New York
Chicago
Southwest
Kansas City
Wheat and corn futures totals rise amid strong trading
The report notes wheat futures purchases yesterday totaling 4,954,000 with weekly and yearly figures at 6,176,000 and 2,827,000 respectively and a total debt interest in wheat futures of 33,162,000 and in corn 76,504,000, with unclear context.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report March 11
Hogs 700 head steady to 30 higher top 14.90. good and choice 170-weight and up 14.90. Cattle 1000. calves 100. killing cattle steady to mixed. veal steady. Feeders and stocker cattle unsettled, prime fed steers mostly 14.25 to 16.00. cows 11.50 to 13.00. bulls up to 13.76. Sheep 300. lambs steady, top 16.25 for early woolies, others 16.18 to 15.85. several loads 15.40 to 15.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Carly
Estimated Livestock Receipts Ahead for Tomorrow
Estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow include 350 cattle 60 calves 1000 hogs and 1000 sheep as reported. Kansas City cash grain data show mixed changes with wheat and corn activity and various price levels across classes.
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Kansas City
Mar
USDA
Kansas City Market Report March 11 1939 Prices and Livestock
Kansas City market update lists prices for broilers turkeys and eggs with figures for butterfat grain futures and livestock. Wheat at 1.30 yellow corn 90.5 oats 57. Poultry notes include tight and heavy categories. Cocks and hogs show listed prices.
Wall Street Rebounds After Downturn on Broad Rally
The stock market regained momentum in a midmarch session with about 1.4 million shares traded as leaders nudged higher. Investors cheered profit cashing on the prior upswing while gains spread across steel, rubber, and speculative issues and several blue chips hit new 1948 peaks.
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New York
Wall Street
Texas and Pacific Railway
Erie, Texan Co
Goodyear
Ugoorrich
fool=worth
Paramount Pictures
Bath Iron Works
Dreaxer Mig
Allied Chemical
Alleg
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William Allen White
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